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Following his departure, the arrival of another central defender could prove to be the end of Phil Jones and Eric Bailly’s time at the club, with Chris Smalling also set to return from his loan at Roma.

Jones has made 224 appearance for the club since joining from Blackburn in 2011, with Bailly turning out 79 times since his move from Villarreal back in 2016.

United will be willing to match De Ligt’s £180,000-a-week wages should he move to the Premier League, and his comments last year hint he will be open to joining..

He said in the summer: “Obviously the Premier League is a great competition, but I haven’t made up my mind yet. I’m still looking at what to do.”

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“Obviously the Premier League is a great competition, but I haven’t made up my mind yet. I’m still looking at what to do.”

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has overseen a run of 11 matches unbeaten ahead of the forced break due to the coronavirus pandemic, with the form of Bruno Fernandes and Odion Ighalo also providing a much needed boost.

Although United have always been big spenders, Ed Woodward hinted earlier this season that they won’t be spending huge amounts this summer, which could mean that Pogba will have to leave should they sign De Ligt.

Matthijs de Ligt could leave Juventus for Old Trafford (Image: Getty Images)